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Reservation Rewards
May 13, 2008
Reservation Rewards complaint by Moogie13
I purchased a ticket back in December at US Airways and they signed me up with reservation rewards without my knowledge and reservation rewards has been debiting my acct since december without notifying me. I called Bank of America and supposedly this has been going on with other people. BOA did refund my money and i cancelled my so called service with reservation rewards the same day. Even though i was fumming over the phone, reservation rewards was friendlier than AOL and cancelled it without any problems. Please look out for this company they are up to no good. thanks

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1. Written by Scammers..., on 07-07-2008 23:23

They are only scammers. Read the fine print when checking out or you will be scammed too. And, then next time use another vendor that does not support this type of BS!!!

2. Written by Webloyalty Consumer Affairs, on 11-06-2008 16:51

Dear Moogie13:  

 

Webloyalty.com protects its reputation and monitorsthe blogosphere to insure information posted on our company is truthful and accurate. Through this monitoring, we found your comments posted here about our membership program, Reservation Rewards.  

 

We would like to speak with you directly to address your concerns but do not have your contact information. If you are unhappy with your subscription or have any questions regarding your membership to Reservation Rewards please contact Webloyalty.com Customer Service at either 1-800-732-7031 or via email at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it We will be happy to help you.  

 

Regards,  

Webloyalty Consumer Affairs  

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